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[This appeared yesterday in the AJC’s “Get Schooled” education blog] By Kylie Holley Charters don鈥檛 鈥渨ork鈥� in rural America? They don鈥檛 鈥渞espond to markets,鈥� they 鈥渓ack connectiveness,鈥� and offer 鈥渘o […]

More districts wrestle with the pros and cons of going charter 聽ttp://bit.ly/1pgBLGY;聽http://bit.ly/1u3hCbq, http://bit.ly/1thot36, http://bit.ly/1udC1ul. Thoughtful reactions to last week’s story on Deal’s possible support for Charter Recovery District, http://bit.ly/1qFEtfn; Kyle […]

By Scarlet Hawk Governor Deal announced last Wednesday that he would like the General Assembly to consider the聽creation of a New Orleans-style Recovery School District in Georgia. As he was […]

By Michael O鈥橲ullivan With Governor Nathan Deal鈥檚 announcement that he鈥檇 like to see a statewide school district to turn around failing schools, the next question becomes, well, what might that […]

By Dr. Monica Henson I am delighted to welcome you to Charter Confidential, the Georgia blog for charters by charter leaders and supporters. This vehicle is intended to generate conversation […]

By Nina Rubin So much has been written about the importance of strong, visionary school leaders,聽but probably not enough about the聽human聽problem of聽charter school burnout. One of those visionary school leaders […]

September 6-12, 2014 Pivotal week for charter news beginning with Kyle Wingfield’s weekend Op Ed on the growing demand for school choice http://on-ajc.com/1qA1LCn; Then comes Governor Deal’s mid-week announcement that […]

By Andrew Lewis The great Bobby Jones once said, 鈥渃ompetitive golf is played mainly on a five-and-a-half-inch course — the one between your ears.鈥� What鈥檚 at stake is way more […]

Georgia Charter School News: August 23 – September 5, 2014 Labor Day Catch Up Report: (This edition covers a two week news period) Good press for Tapestry Charter聽http://bit.ly/1svIGPL; 聽Drew Charter […]

By Elisa Falco Former State Senator George Hooks of Americus (D-14th), has every reason to smile. 聽His courageous support for charter schools while he served in the Georgia General Assembly, […]